Discount Stores in Nashua, NH

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  1. 266 Daniel Webster Hwy, Nashua NH 03060

    4.2 Good 140 reviews

    “Check out is confusing and slow but store is not clutter free but organized shelves. And has endless kid items for Lil kids and teens. Make up is cheap and alot of it. Good store for gifts and accessories for phones and vehicles!”

  2. 300 Main St, Nashua NH 03060

    3.9 Good 151 reviews

    “They have a variety of aluminum’ throw away pans . Yeah I know it’s bad for the environment but also wasting water to clean baking pans is. They have a food section that is different than regular supermarkets some stuff is a buy and some stuff isn’t . Though I buy my olive oil there and it’s imported and half the price in supermarkets. They have clothes. Housewares whatever hits your eye . I like going there every 3 weeks”

  3. 443 Amherst Street, Nashua NH 03063

    3.3 Good 57 reviews

    “We needed balloons for a party. The staff was very helpful, even finding options not on display. While there, we also found batteries and pens to replenish what we ran out of. And there is a good variety of affordable greeting cards. Great store to have nearby.”

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  5. 73 E Hollis St, Nashua NH 03060

    3.2 Average 96 reviews

    “I love this store, not having a lot of money, it's so helpful, they actually still have an isle where stuff is still $1.00, and when you shop you get a coupon for Saturday's if you spend $25.00 you receive $5.00 off. Again very helpful. And the staff is extremely helpful and kind.”

  6. 300 Main St STE 205, Nashua NH 03060

    3.2 Average 103 reviews

    “Great prices!! Just be careful what you're purchasing. Check the expiration dates if you're buying any food items If you're looking for greeting cards or seasonal decorations, you've come to the right place!!”

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